Salafchegan Special Economic Zone matters in the Hormuz Graph because it sits at a central Iran logistics junction where routes toward Tehran, Qom, Arak, Isfahan, and southern corridors intersect. Its role connects industrial land, warehousing, manufacturing services, road freight, and customs-sensitive distribution near the capital region without being inside Tehran’s congested real-estate market. The asset is relevant for companies evaluating central stockholding, light manufacturing, and redistribution options that can serve Tehran demand while maintaining access to western and southern industrial routes.